Cars
Following the introduction of the facelifted AZ-Wagon in Japan last September, Mazda today announced the launch of the 'i' version, a special needs vehicle equipped with a sloping access ramp for wheelchairs. Based on the fully redesigned AZ-Wagon, the new 'i' has a wider opening at the rear while other enhancements designed for wheelchair users include a new three-point seatbelt and a handrail on both sides of the rear cabin, as standard equipment.
- First Official Photo Of 2014 Mazda6 Wagon, Production Begins In Japan
Only a week after the release of a series of pictures of the 2014 Mazda6 sedan, the automaker revealed the station wagon variant today during a special ceremony at the company's Hofu Plant No. 2, in Japan to commemorate the start of the production...
- New Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon Debuts In Japan
Coinciding with the Japanese market launch of the new Legacy Sedan and Outback models that were revealed for the first time to the public at the New York Auto Show in April, Subaru today performed the world debut of the Touring Wagon version of the Legacy...
- Cadillac Cts Sport Wagon: New Photo Gallery
GM has released a new image gallery of its 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon containing material from a shootout in Paris that provides us with some neat photos of the stylish estate in the picturesque capital of France. Furthermore, the company also published...
- 2009 Mazda Az-wagon Launched In Japan
Shortly after Suzuki introduced the new Wagon-R and Wagon-R Stingray into the Japanese market, Mazda announced the sales launch of the fully redesigned AZ-Wagon which as you can clearly see in the pictures, is a rebadged version of Suzuki’s kei...
- New Suzuki Wagon R And Wagon R Stingray
The all-new 2009 Wagon R and its sportier sibling, the Wagon R Stingray were introduced in the Japanese market today. Both models are based on a revised platform with a longer wheelbase that promises to improve cabin space over the outgoing Wagon Rs....
Cars
Mazda Launches facelifted AZ-Wagon i for People with Special Needs
Following the introduction of the facelifted AZ-Wagon in Japan last September, Mazda today announced the launch of the 'i' version, a special needs vehicle equipped with a sloping access ramp for wheelchairs. Based on the fully redesigned AZ-Wagon, the new 'i' has a wider opening at the rear while other enhancements designed for wheelchair users include a new three-point seatbelt and a handrail on both sides of the rear cabin, as standard equipment.Furthermore, the Japanese carmaker claims that user-friendliness is also improved for caregivers by a sloping entry/exit ramp that is gentler than the previous AZ-Wagon 'i'.
- First Official Photo Of 2014 Mazda6 Wagon, Production Begins In Japan
Only a week after the release of a series of pictures of the 2014 Mazda6 sedan, the automaker revealed the station wagon variant today during a special ceremony at the company's Hofu Plant No. 2, in Japan to commemorate the start of the production...
- New Subaru Legacy Touring Wagon Debuts In Japan
Coinciding with the Japanese market launch of the new Legacy Sedan and Outback models that were revealed for the first time to the public at the New York Auto Show in April, Subaru today performed the world debut of the Touring Wagon version of the Legacy...
- Cadillac Cts Sport Wagon: New Photo Gallery
GM has released a new image gallery of its 2010 Cadillac CTS Sport Wagon containing material from a shootout in Paris that provides us with some neat photos of the stylish estate in the picturesque capital of France. Furthermore, the company also published...
- 2009 Mazda Az-wagon Launched In Japan
Shortly after Suzuki introduced the new Wagon-R and Wagon-R Stingray into the Japanese market, Mazda announced the sales launch of the fully redesigned AZ-Wagon which as you can clearly see in the pictures, is a rebadged version of Suzuki’s kei...
- New Suzuki Wagon R And Wagon R Stingray
The all-new 2009 Wagon R and its sportier sibling, the Wagon R Stingray were introduced in the Japanese market today. Both models are based on a revised platform with a longer wheelbase that promises to improve cabin space over the outgoing Wagon Rs....